angular-rateit

This directive was inspired by the jQuery (star)rating plugin RateIt. However this package will work without jQuery and is very light weight.

Live demo

Getting Started

You can install an angular-rateit package easily using Bower:

bower install angular-rateit

And add the files to your index page:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="angular-rateit/dist/ng-rateit.css" />
<script src="angular-rateit/dist/ng-rateit.js"></script>

Finally add 'ngRateIt' to your main module's list of dependencies:

angular.module('myApp', [
    ...
    'ngRateIt',
    ...
]);

How to use

To get it working simply add this block of code to your view:

<ng-rate-it ng-model="test.rateit"></ng-rate-it>

N.B. When using angular 1.2.* use <div ng-rate-it ng-model="test.rateit"></div>

For more advanced functionality you can add a couple attributes:

<ng-rate-it 
    ng-model = "String, Number, Array"
    min = "Double"
    max = "Double"
    step = "Double"
    read-only = "Boolean"
    pristine = "Boolean"
    resetable = "Boolean"
    star-width = "Integer"
    star-height = "Integer"
    rated = "Function"
    reset = "Function"
    before-rated = "Function: return promise"
    before-reset = "Function: return promise"
    >
</ng-rate-it>

Attributes

Customization

You can easily add your own star style via css. You can use the star-width and star-height attributes to make the 'stars' bigger if necessary.

<style>
    .custom.ngrateit .ngrateit-star{
        background-image: url('custom.png');
    }
</style>
<ng-rate-it ng-model="model.custom" class="custom"></ng-rate-it>

Release Note:

V3.0.0

• BREAKING: The over callback is removed.
• BREAKING: If you're using your own template, you need to update it.
• Template and CSS file are refactored in order to support mobile divices.
• Moved calculations from template to controller.